Rajesh Ramanath | |
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Born | Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India |
Occupation(s) | Music director |
Years active | 1995–present |
Rajesh Ramanath is an Indian film score and soundtrack composer. [1] He has scored music for Kannada films. He has also acted in a Kannada feature film Black & White (2003) as a lead actor.
Rajesh Ramanath debuted as a music composer in 1995 for the film Shubha Lagna and has composed for over several commercial and critically acclaimed feature films.
Some of Rajesh Ramanath's notable works are Annavra Makkalu (1996), Thavarina Thottilu (1996), Veerappa Nayaka (1999), Yajamana (2000), Huchha (2001), Swathi Muthu (2004), Aishwarya (2005), My Autograph (2006) among others. [2] Rajesh Ramanath nominated for Filmfare Best Music Director award for Vaalee and Huchcha. [3]
Year | Film Title | Notes |
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1995 | Shubha Lagna | |
Lady Police | ||
1996 | Thavarina Thottilu | |
Vasantha Kavya | ||
Annavra Makkalu | ||
Aadithya | ||
1998 | Baaro Nanna Muddina Krishna | |
Bhama Satyabhama | ||
Maari Kannu Hori Myage | ||
1999 | Kubera | |
Veerappa Nayaka | ||
Z | 2 songs | |
2000 | Andhra Hendthi | |
Yajamana | Reused six songs from Vaanathaippola and Daag: The Fire | |
Nan Hendthi Chennagidale | ||
2001 | Huchha | Reused two songs from Sethu |
Kanasugara | Reused songs from Unnidathil Ennai Koduthen and Kannupada Poguthaiya | |
Jodi | ||
Natchatra Kadhal | Tamil film | |
Neelambari | ||
Vaalee | Reused songs from Vaalee (1999) | |
2002 | Manasella Neene | Reused four songs from Manasantha Nuvve |
Ninne Preethisuve | Reused songs from Nee Varuvai Ena | |
Nuvvunte Chalu | Telugu film [4] | |
2003 | Ananda | Reused songs from Anandam |
Black & White | ||
Kushalave Kshemave | Reused four songs from Kaalamellam Kadhal Vaazhga | |
Annavru | Reused three songs from Thalapathi | |
Mani | ||
Vikram | The song "Ramarasa Na" is based on "Aata Kaavala" from Annayya | |
2004 | Rowdy Aliya | Guest composer |
Bhagawan | ||
Ajju | ||
Pakkadmane Hudugi | Reused three songs from Padosan | |
Sahukara | Reused songs from Muthu [5] | |
Swathi Muthu | Reused songs from Swathi Muthyam | |
2006 | Aishwarya | |
Julie | Reused songs from Julie (1975) | |
Tirupathi | ||
Good Luck | ||
Ravi Shastri | ||
My Autograph | Background Music only | |
2007 | Parodi | |
VIP 5 | ||
Jambada Hudugi | ||
Nali Naliyutha | ||
Kaada Beladingalu | ||
Agrahara | ||
Snehanjali | ||
2008 | Varasdhaara | |
Premigagi Naa | ||
2009 | Minchu | Reused songs from Thimiru [6] |
Kencha | ||
2010 | Minugu | Background score only |
2011 | Chenamma IPS | |
Obavva | ||
2012 | Magadi | |
Rana | ||
Godfather | Background score only | |
Hosa Prema Purana | ||
2013 | Gajendra | |
Mangana Kaiyalli Manikya | ||
Chatrapathi | Background score only | |
2014 | Ragini IPS | Background score only |
Sachin! Tendulkar Alla | ||
2015 | Preethiyinda | |
Bettanagere | ||
2016 | Jai Tulunadu | Tulu film |
Golisoda | ||
2017 | Style Raja |
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